forecast

Breezy northwest winds and cooler air are expected to move-in behind a front Friday and bring an end to the rain and storms this evening; the upcoming weekend will be dry. Showers and thunderstorms passed through the Metroplex Friday morning ahead of a strong cold front. The front will push through during the afternoon hours. A few storms may become…

Clouds will remain today with cooler temperatures and easterly winds around 10 to 20 mph. Another round of showers and isolated storms will move into parts of North Texas from the west late this afternoon into this evening.

Showers and isolated storms will continue to move out of the region from west to east Thursday morning.

Showers remain in the forecast through Friday. While it won’t rain the whole time, there will be the potential for waves of showers that move across North Texas. Trying to nail down the exact timing of the showers is tricky, but Thursday afternoon and Friday offer a higher chance of wet weather.

Showers remain in the forecast through Friday. While it won’t rain the whole time, there will be the potential for waves of showers that move across North Texas. Trying to nail down the exact timing of the showers is tricky, but Thursday afternoon and Friday offer a higher chance of wet weather.

A better rain chance will return later this afternoon and evening as another round of showers moves in from the west. No severe weather is expected with these incoming showers.

Wednesday begins cloudy and active mainly east of DFW with showers and thunderstorms. A few storms could be strong enough to produce hail and high winds.

After what turned out to be a nice Tuesday, rain chances are possible tonight when some showers and thunderstorms could return to North Texas. Fortunately, the severe threat looks low.

After what turned out to be a nice Tuesday, rain chances are possible tonight when some showers and thunderstorms could return to North Texas. Fortunately, the severe threat looks low. A few storms east of I-35 could be strong enough to produce hail and high winds.

Skies will be mostly cloudy to start out and then transition to partly sunny this afternoon.

Overnight showers and thunderstorms, caused by a cold front, have extended into the morning. Most of the rain should taper off by mid-morning and the afternoon is looking dry.

Cooler weather pushes in tomorrow and will stick around for awhile. Rain chances will also accompany the cooler pattern for several days. While it won’t be a total wash-out, there will be times the umbrella is needed this week.

A cold front will move across North Texas tonight ushering in cooler weather and a chance of storms. A few thunderstorms may develop to the southwest of DFW ahead of the cold front. Some of these could pose a threat for hail and high winds.

An impressive warm-up is expected again today. Skies will be partly to mostly cloudy before a cold front brings the chance of evening storms.

With the front in the area and a little Gulf of Mexico moisture around, a few showers and storms may try to form in the afternoon.

After a brief warm-up, temperatures will be trending downhill as we head into next week. Our next cold front arrives during the first half of the day Monday. Behind the front, a gusty northeast wind will bring in some cooler air.

Sunday will feature above normal temperatures with highs in the mid 80s and increasing windy. The next cold front arrives during the first half of the day Monday.

The rest of the weekend will remain dry, breezy and pleasant with highs in the 80s on Sunday.

The weekend will be dry, breezy and pleasant with highs in the 70s on Saturday and 80s on Sunday.

The weekend will be dry, breezy and pleasant with highs in the 70s Saturday and 80s Sunday.